Pr0blem: Prepare the respective tables for the isomorphism and give specific examples in terms of the function φ, i.e. show specific mappings. (Where: φ(x) φ(y) = φ(xy) for example).
Solution:
The solution included preparation of the respective addition table (in Z4 ) and multiplication table (in Z10 ). The addition table for Z4 is (see e.g. Fig. 1 in http://www.brane-space.blogspot.com/2012/11/looking-again-at-groups-sub-groups.html ):
+ /----0 ----1 ---2 ----3
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0 --- 0------1 ---2 ----3
1 -----1 -----2 ---3---- 0
2 -----2 -----3--- 0 ----1
3----- 3 -----0 ---1---- 2
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The multiplication table in Z10
-*--/----6 ----2 -----4 ----8
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6 --- ---6------2 --- 4 ----8
2 ------2 ------4 ----8----6
4 ------4 ------8--- -6 ---2
8----- 8 -----6 ----2---- -4
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Since 6 *6 = 6 then the identity element in Z10 is 6..
So φ(x) φ(x) = φ(x^2) = (φ6)φ(6) =φ( I)
Then the mapping isomorphisms between the tables will be:
Φ: 0 -> 6 (identity to identity element)
Φ: 2 -> 4
Φ: 3 -> 8
Φ: 1 -> 2
So each of the numbers on the left side of the arrow is mapped to the corresponding number on the right side, and this is done using the two tables such that each element of Z4 is mapped to each element of Z10.
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Then the mapping isomorphisms between the tables will be:
Φ: 0 -> 6 (identity to identity element)
Φ: 2 -> 4
Φ: 3 -> 8
Φ: 1 -> 2
So each of the numbers on the left side of the arrow is mapped to the corresponding number on the right side, and this is done using the two tables such that each element of Z4 is mapped to each element of Z10.
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